WordNet
n. one or more recordings issued together; originally released on 12-inch phonograph records (usually with attractive record covers) and later on cassette audio tape and compact disc [syn: album]
an album for holding phonograph records [syn: phonograph album]
Usage examples of "record album".
The bookstore clerk told her of the record album by the same name, and the upcoming San Francisco concert.
At roughly the same time, a second record album was made featuring a heavily rewritten and expanded version of episodes 5 and 6 of the radio series.
This record album was also called The Restaurant at the End of the Universe.
She was fabricating as fast as she could and it sounded nice but it was like listening to a record album.
The week before our record album went on sale, they reached out for the first time to threaten us over the telephone wires.
Want to cut a record album, even though you've never sung outside the shower?
Thinking about that particular tour for the record album reminds me of a promise I once made myself when I was around twelve years old.
The record album of Prokofiev, standing edge-up on the floor by the amplifier, was waitÂ.
The record album of Prokofiev, standing edge-up on the floor by the amplifier, was waiting to receive the record that was still on the turntable.
It were a splendid spring an summer, an we went down to New Yawk an made the tapes for Mister Feeblestein an a few weeks later he call up to say we is gonna have a record album.
She was holding a record album, and she introduced herself as Gina and said she'd come to see Susan.
Once she got over the initial shock of no new record album by the Platters, no mohair twin set, nor any place to wear or dance to either one, she was thrilled by the notion of a hope chest, or pretended to be.
The menu, the size of an old-fashioned antique disc record album, easily covered Freya's purse.